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first the prime minister of italy, mario monti. >> we are all part and parcel of a wider thing called the euro zone and the european union. and it is not enough-- it is imperative but it is not enough that each of our countries puts its own house in order. we also need to have a better governance of the whole, not only of the parts. and this is happening month after month because the european union as a whole is improving. >> rose: and then the foreign miminister of france, laurent fabius. >> we have to fulfill our role, and today we do not. but if this massacre continues, i think, first, it will have terrible effects on the region. and maybe-- well, our principle, as evidence saying, is to comply with the international legal rules. but the time comes where the human pressure is too strong. and maybe the time is coming. >> rose: in order, it may be a time that you have to act, even though you cannot get security council approval? >> it could be. you know when you have such massacre, you cannot say never. >> rose: mario monti, and laurent fabius when we continue. captioning sponsored b
first the prime minister of italy, mario monti. >> we are all part and parcel of a wider thing called the euro zone and the european union. and it is not enough-- it is imperative but it is not enough that each of our countries puts its own house in order. we also need to have a better governance of the whole, not only of the parts. and this is happening month after month because the european union as a whole is improving. >> rose: and then the foreign miminister of france, laurent...
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. >> rose: mario monti, and laurent fabius when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> tonight a special edition of charlie rose. >> rose: mario monti is here. he is the prime minister of italy. he is also a senator for life, and until last july he was italy's minister of economy and finance. but he is not exactly a politician. as a respect economist considered be abo party politics he was chosen to form a new technocratic government. it put him at the center of the european debt crisis confronting rising interest rates that led to greece, ireland, and portugal to seek bailouts. his ability to turn calamity into opportunity has revived his nickname "super mario." i have pleased to have him here at this table for the first time. welcome. >> delighted to be here. >> rose: i see that you have said that you're not going to run for pri minister? >> no, i can confirm that i will not be a candidate. i believe i couldn't even be a candidate because, as you mentioned, i am senator for life. so candidates are candidates inn order to
. >> rose: mario monti, and laurent fabius when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> tonight a special edition of charlie rose. >> rose: mario monti is here. he is the prime minister of italy. he is also a senator for life, and until last july he was italy's minister of economy and finance. but he is not exactly a politician. as a respect economist considered be abo party politics he was chosen to form a new technocratic government. it put him at the...
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no doubt that spain is going to need more money italy under very good leadership of prime minister monti if it's going to avoid it but if spain goes in for a full bailout beyond their bank bailout of the hundred billion euro if you add in the greek totals as peter pointed out your super going to run out of money and then you have to go back to a very angry german populace represented by their parliament and say ok we were wrong we were kidding we need more money they need more challenges and more importantly more political challenges the finns say maybe greece should leave the euro they are a contributor the dutch say you know maybe we are not for more european integration of our pension money has to be cut you're beginning to see a group of people in the north say we need limits on what we do at the very moment the countries in the south say we need more money they're stirring up a world of hurt for the future i mean not everybody is happy with these bailouts some thirty seven thousand people signed a petition also in the court to block the permanent bailout fund and bring the decision
no doubt that spain is going to need more money italy under very good leadership of prime minister monti if it's going to avoid it but if spain goes in for a full bailout beyond their bank bailout of the hundred billion euro if you add in the greek totals as peter pointed out your super going to run out of money and then you have to go back to a very angry german populace represented by their parliament and say ok we were wrong we were kidding we need more money they need more challenges and...
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monti and rajoy talking about reluctant to ask for conditions. ftse 100 down 0.1% because glencore, exextra at that time in the news. tons of attention over here. tony blair the former prime minister's role in help to ing broker the deal. releasing their final offer for exvat ta xtrata to get the deal done. shares down 1%. we know a big stake holder in x xtra xtra xtrata, we're not quite there, so this may be the last of the deal, but revisions may come with more pressure added. just want to show you the bond wall before i throw it back. euro-dollar done about a quarter of a percent today. and italian ten years where we're seeing a little bit of pressure. elsewhere it's pretty quiet. back to you. >> thanks so much, kelly. stocks of course with rebounded in a new post-crisis highs. will it continue. joining us now, michelle girard at rbs. michelle, handicap it for us. qe-3. >> we think the odds of the fed doing qe-3 with 90%. >> where were you on thursday night? >> let say 60%. we still thought it was better than even, but that employment report k
monti and rajoy talking about reluctant to ask for conditions. ftse 100 down 0.1% because glencore, exextra at that time in the news. tons of attention over here. tony blair the former prime minister's role in help to ing broker the deal. releasing their final offer for exvat ta xtrata to get the deal done. shares down 1%. we know a big stake holder in x xtra xtra xtrata, we're not quite there, so this may be the last of the deal, but revisions may come with more pressure added. just want to...
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elsewhere the italian prime minister mario monti has res assured that fiat has not requested financial help. the ceo says it told the italian government the carmaker has no plans to close factories in the country and the strategy is focused on improving efficiency and boosting exports outside you're europe. they will not give details of their plans. steven, good morning. let's -- we'll talk about their plans for exports, but what are they going to do? because there is still massive overcapacity in eurozone car making and that includes italian factories. unless you square that problem, it doesn't matter what else you to, does? >> the problem really is you have very much two speeds in the auto industry in europe. on the one hand, you have the premium manufacturers and also wal volkswagen doing well and running their plants at full capacity. obviously helped from sales in the united states and china. and then you have the latins, french and italians facing substantial issues of sales and excess capacity. fiat closed a factory in siscil, but that was done at financial costs. >> as an inves
elsewhere the italian prime minister mario monti has res assured that fiat has not requested financial help. the ceo says it told the italian government the carmaker has no plans to close factories in the country and the strategy is focused on improving efficiency and boosting exports outside you're europe. they will not give details of their plans. steven, good morning. let's -- we'll talk about their plans for exports, but what are they going to do? because there is still massive overcapacity...
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either it has to be a full bailout, as you say, the full monty or we have some kind of memorandum of standing that a style program or precautionary program is needed so there has to be an application in question, whether it's italy or whether it's spain or any other country as one. secondly, there has to be the second leg that draghi was talking about, primary market buying by the efsf and the esm and then the ecb will step in, maybe with secondary market buying. at the moment a lot of promises -- >> simon -- >> michelle. >> at precise moment you were doing your live shot, draghi was asked a very specific question about the eccl, their acronym for it, is it a bailout light? and he said no, no, no, there will be conditionality on the eecl so both involve conditionality. i don't really understand the difference except maybe on a full bailout you actually ask for money and on the eecl you just ask them with help on your interest rates. >> kelly evans in london, the big question here, and a news conference between the spanish prime minister and angela merkel as well this morning, the big
either it has to be a full bailout, as you say, the full monty or we have some kind of memorandum of standing that a style program or precautionary program is needed so there has to be an application in question, whether it's italy or whether it's spain or any other country as one. secondly, there has to be the second leg that draghi was talking about, primary market buying by the efsf and the esm and then the ecb will step in, maybe with secondary market buying. at the moment a lot of promises...
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finally condition them, whether it's ben bernanke or all the meetings, whether it's draghi, whether it's monti, we've conditioned them, don't worry about anything, don't worry about all the facts out there, we will take care of you, from a financial standpoint, from an entitlement standpoint. we're going to take care of you. so i think the reason there is no anxiety is because no politician or bureaucrat on either side of the pond is going to have the nerve to do anything when the markets throw a tantrum. that's my read. carl, back to you. >> rick, thank you so much. bertha coombs back at h.q. manning the desk for us today. >> paper stocks looking pretty this morning. multi-year highs. international paper leading the s&p at a five-year high. seems the paper packaging guys container board prices up $50 a ton. they're all moving up. carl, you probably have an analyst over at deutsche bank breathing a bit of a sigh of relief. week before last, he downgraded the group. on friday, he said, they look pretty good. he upgraded them just in time. >> thanks so much. >>> when we come back, iphone 5 sales
finally condition them, whether it's ben bernanke or all the meetings, whether it's draghi, whether it's monti, we've conditioned them, don't worry about anything, don't worry about all the facts out there, we will take care of you, from a financial standpoint, from an entitlement standpoint. we're going to take care of you. so i think the reason there is no anxiety is because no politician or bureaucrat on either side of the pond is going to have the nerve to do anything when the markets throw...